Rogue River Basin irrigation plans face strong opposition
Readers critique the proposed 44 005 acre dam complex and 73 000 acre irrigation scheme on the Rogue River basin. They warn the project could ruin local farming, waterways, and port access while boosting power for Portland and neglecting local needs and recreation. The letter cites fish, game, and coastal wildlife concerns, urges policy restraint, and highlights alternate power options and watershed impacts.
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Marshes Reveal Potential Under Game Commission Review
A fragment notes Marshes viewed and found with possibilities for advancement. It states Marsh leader agreed that if the Game Commission approves, these marshes could be passed for protection or development by theWild Service.
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Unions' Leaders Vote Strike Amid Mediation Efforts
Leaders of three unions push a secret strike ballot as negotiations falter and National Mediation Board efforts stall. Board declared lack of mediation on January 15 1948 while railroads accepted, workers rejected arbitration, and a large majority reportedly supported the strike.
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National Mediation Board
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